I like this one Jo but I have some suggestions. 1. Edit out that stick on the left side of your frame. 2. Offset your subject (the bush) a little to the right or left instead of center. A novice centers objects. 3. Your sky is a bit washed out. In a tough exposure like this take a reading of the bush only that fills your frame with it and nothing else, then another reading of the sky just above the horizon on the right. Average the two readings and take your shot at that average and then bracket both ways above and below the average 2 stops each way. You then pick your best exposed shot and toss the others! Lets say the bush reads at 1/60 sec at f/11 and the sky reads at 1/250 sec at f/11. Your average is 1/125 sec at f/11. Start there and shoot 4 more pictures, 2 above and two below. Above = 1/250, 1/500 both at f/11. Below = 1/60, 1/30 at F/11. Now pick your shot once in the car! Hope I'm not stepping on your toes here?

Beautiful work ! v+f